Leave this point in time?
Hearing the Lady of Night's answer, Jiang Hao instinctively seized on those words and asked, "Does 'leave this point in time' mean traveling through time?"
If so, was time in the Multiverse not linear? Was it not irreversible? Could the Multiverse's time be rolled back? Or could another timeline overwrite this one, compressing everything in it to the tiniest Planck scale?
In the Multiverse, manipulating time was not particularly hard to understand.
A mage's time stop, the Prophecy School's time rollback, and even the reversal of time gods achieved through their own nature could all manipulate time to some degree.
But whether it was time stop, time rollback, or time reversal, each only manipulated time within a limited area. None was on the same level as what the Lady of Night meant by "leave this point in time."
The latter meant changing the entire Multiverse.
The Crimson Moon appeared behind the Lady of Night. Moonlight poured down, enveloping the entire palace. Then darkness descended, blocking all light—darkness even a god's gaze struggled to penetrate.
"Among the Seven Primordial Gods, one is the Sovereign of Time. That god was born in the distant future and traveled back to the beginning of the world through mastery of time, becoming one of us."
"I intend to use some of the Divine Power that god left behind to return to the beginning of the Multiverse and create humanity, thereby gaining full control of the Creator's Authority."
"If you succeed, what will happen to this universe?"
Humanity dominated the Main Plane, occupying ninety percent of its land. Other races had either been driven to other Planes or were eking out an existence at the edges of the continent. Once she became humanity's creator, gaining full control of the Creator's Authority